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Flyingdutchman said:Do you have to pay for training at Wal-Mart as a greeter?
Also, which Wal-Mart bases are most junior?
Great... Here we go... Another perfectly good thread turns into a bash Wal-Mart thread.
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Flyingdutchman said:Do you have to pay for training at Wal-Mart as a greeter?
Also, which Wal-Mart bases are most junior?
You guys will be lucky to get 1/2 of what we had in our OLD contract and you wont come close to our current contract in pay, QOL, W-2 earnings ability ect. ect.
Carl_Spackler said:seriously, our current contract leaves much, much to be desired. But isn't it a bit early to predict what we will or will not get?
Carl_Spackler said:Oh yeah, we have an industry leading 401K, our CEO said so. It's true, ask him
seriously, our current contract leaves much, much to be desired. But isn't it a bit early to predict what we will or will not get?
As far as pay goes, our current CA rates for the CRJ are more than the new contract at XJ. I know that XJ does not have any CRJ's yet, but when they do, those pilots will have to say that they fly it at a lower rate than 9E.
FO's at both companies are being screwed. FO pay just sucks, plain and simple. Avro FO's are making $11 and hour less than Comair for year 3. Saab FO's do Ok, but at the expense of the Avro guys.
I'm not going to make any promises as to what we will get, but I will promise that if the MEC brings us a POS TA, I will vote no, encourage fellow employees to vote no, and support an effort to recall the MEC.
Also that the majority of you used to work in your dad's barbeque sauce factory down in Mississippi and $20 an hour is pretty lucrative compared to that.
SIR MILO said:All of you just get real, the truth is Horizon is coming over with our 400's and taking all your flying..We can do for cheaper. more efficiently and with more satisfied customers...Why would Northwest keep all you old hags on the job, if you don't believe it, just wait and see...
The delay is the Alaska contracts, after the 15th the news will be out...
Carl_Spackler said:Somehow I don't think the company will bring up "broken" airplanes in order to strengthen their negotiating position.
"Since you guys broke some airplanes, you must take concessions. That way we can attract more qualified pilot to help prevent that from happening again" -probably won't be heard at the negotiation table.